Multiple DUI Lawyer in Lancaster, CA

Retain Aggressive, Effective DUI Defense in the Antelope Valley

A DUI charge holds significant weight on your criminal record and can have
serious consequences on your freedom and your reputation. If you have
been charged and have a prior DUI conviction on your record, the consequences
can be even more severe and damaging. California takes multiple DUI convictions
seriously, which means that your legal representative should be knowledgeable,
aggressive, and experienced so that you have the best chance at freedom.

The Law Offices of Tyson R. Beers has been representing clients in the
Antelope Valley for more than 17 years. We know what it takes to fight
DUI charges in California and can be your aggressive advocate to help
reduce the penalties that you face. Tyson R. Beers is not intimidated
by tough DUI laws; he can diligently investigate your case to determine
a defense strategy that can give you the confidence of knowing that your
rights will be protected.

Penalties of Multiple DUI Convictions

If you are convicted of your second, third, or subsequent DUI charge, the
penalties you might face will be harsher and more severe than before.
A court will take into consideration that you have faced prior charges
and your sentence will reflect it. Thus, it is crucial to have legal counsel
in your corner who is familiar with each local judge and knows what to
expect from them.

Second DUI conviction penalties can include:

Possible fines of around $1,800 - $3,000

Up to 10 days to one year of jail time

18 to 30 months of participation in and completion of an alcohol treatment program

Installation of an ignition interlock device on your vehicles

Two- year license suspension

In some cases, your attorney can help fight for a restricted license, which
means that your two-year revocation could be dismissed in favor of a license
that allows you to drive to, from, and for the purpose of your work and
to and from the treatment program.

In third offenses, you may be facing the following:

Possible fines of anywhere from $3,000- $18,000

120 days to one year in jail

Three-year license revocation

Up to 90 days of vehicle impoundment

30 months of required participation in and completion of alcohol treatment program

The more prior convictions that you have on your record, the harsher a
judge will be inclined to sentence you. Fortunately,
as the law gets tough, Tyson gets tougher. This means that you can trust our firm to fight aggressively and tirelessly
to help protect your rights and your future, no matter what odds seem
stacked against you.

Let Us Help You Fight Your Charge

Although you may have prior convictions under your belt, it does not necessarily
mean that you deserve to be punished more severely, especially if you
were wrongfully accused. Arresting officers do not always follow proper
protocol in making DUI arrests, and they may have mistaken your behavior
as under the influence. Our Lancaster DUI lawyers will analyze the circumstances
of your arrest to ensure that your rights were not violated at any point
during the process.

Additionally, we will ensure that any blood alcohol content (BAC) tests
that were administered prior to your arrest were done properly and fairly,
and that they were tested accurately. Any discrepancy at any point during
the administration and analysis of a field sobriety test can be used in
your defense to reduce charges or have a case dismissed altogether. Our
team can exercise diligence and efficiency in gathering evidence that
can build an aggressive defense for your multiple DUI charges.

Stand Up for Your Future

The Law Offices of Tyson R. Beers is ready to fight for your
DUI defense. Our experienced and passionate DUI attorney in Lancaster is not intimidated
by harsh California law and has the skills and strategies that you need
to stand up to local judges. We are proud to represent the rights of the
accused in the courtroom and will do anything in our power to give you
the best chance at freedom.

The information on this website is for general information purposes only.
Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual
case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt
or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.